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[Title] => Carpio: PDAF ‘riddled with unconstitutionality’
[Summary] => As allegations of widespread anomalous use of the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) continue to rile the nation, the most senior magistrate in the Supreme Court yesterday criticized the fund, saying it is “riddled with unconstitutionality.”
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[Title] => 2 mahistrado humabol sa Supreme Court nomination
[Summary] => Dalawa pang mahistrado ng Korte Suprema ang humabol para mag-aplay sa babakantehing posisyon ni Supreme Court (SC) Chief Justice Reynato Puno na mag reretiro sa darating na May 17.
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[Title] => Supreme Court upholds man's conviction for raping sister-in-law
[Summary] => The Supreme Court affirmed a 14-year-old girl’s tale that her 30-year-old brother-in-law raped her, despite the man’s claim that she had woven an “incredible” story.
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[Title] => SC gives go-ahead for forfeiture of $8-M Marcos Swiss account
[Summary] => The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) can now start forfeiture proceedings on an $8-million Swiss bank account believed to belong to the late President Ferdinand Marcos.
[DatePublished] => 2008-08-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => 19 senators sign resolution endorsing Estrada trip to US
[Summary] => Nineteen senators signed a resolution yesterday recommending to the Sandiganbayan that ousted President Joseph Estrada be allowed to leave for the United States to undergo medical treatment.
Five senators did not support the resolution: Franklin Drilon, Manuel Villar Jr., Joker Arroyo, Renato Cayetano and Francis Pangilinan.
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[Title] => EDSA 2 no cause for celebration — JV
[Summary] => The country is marking the first anniversary of the ouster of President Joseph Estrada next week. But as far as one of his sons is concerned, there is no reason for Fi-lipinos to celebrate.
On the contrary, San Juan Mayor Jose Victor "JV" Ejercito considers the milestone as more of a mournful occasion.
Ejercito, son of the deposed leader with former actress Guia Gomez, said the mostly middle class protesters who toppled his father and installed Pre-sident Arroyo in power should apologize to the millions of poor Filipinos whose lives never improved in the past year.
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[Title] => Iringan nina Garchitorena at Badoy dadalhin sa SC
[Summary] => Magpapababa sa kredibilidad ng Sandiganbayan bilang isang anti-graft court ang nangyayaring matinding awayan nina Presiding Justice Francis Garchitorena at Associate Justice Anacleto Badoy Jr.
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[Title] => Estrada lawyers question plunder law
[Summary] => Lawyers for ousted President Joseph Estrada questioned yesterday the constitutionality of the plunder law that he helped enact as senator in 1991 and which is now being used to prosecute him.
The 15-member Supreme Court started hearing arguments from both sides on the issue crucial to the government’s corruption case against Estrada.
Before Estrada’s trial starts at the Sandiganbayan on Oct. 1, the tribunal is expected to rule on the constitutionality of the plunder law.
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[Title] => Estrada refuses to sign pre-trial order without ej
[Summary] => After security guards bodily removed his lawyer former senator Rene Saguisag from the Sandiganbayan, ousted President Joseph Estrada refused to sign yesterday the pre-trial order he was being asked to acknowledge.
Estrada told Associate Justice Teresita de Castro in open court that he was ready to face trial for plunder but that he cannot sign any document without Saguisag.
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[Title] => Estrada trial to begin October 1
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada’s trial for plunder will start on Oct. 1.
Beginning Oct. 1 and until December, Estrada, his son former San Juan mayor Jinggoy Estrada and lawyer Edward Serapio, will appear at the Sandiganbayan every Monday, Wednesday and Friday to be tried for plunder, the most serious of the accusations against them.
Associate Justice Teresita de Castro set the date of trial in open court yesterday for the justices to hear the defense and prosecution on allegations that Estrada accumulated an illicit fortune in his 31 months in office.
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ASSOCIATE JUSTICE TERESITA
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[Title] => 2 mahistrado humabol sa Supreme Court nomination
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[Summary] => The Supreme Court affirmed a 14-year-old girl’s tale that her 30-year-old brother-in-law raped her, despite the man’s claim that she had woven an “incredible” story.
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[Title] => 19 senators sign resolution endorsing Estrada trip to US
[Summary] => Nineteen senators signed a resolution yesterday recommending to the Sandiganbayan that ousted President Joseph Estrada be allowed to leave for the United States to undergo medical treatment.
Five senators did not support the resolution: Franklin Drilon, Manuel Villar Jr., Joker Arroyo, Renato Cayetano and Francis Pangilinan.
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On the contrary, San Juan Mayor Jose Victor "JV" Ejercito considers the milestone as more of a mournful occasion.
Ejercito, son of the deposed leader with former actress Guia Gomez, said the mostly middle class protesters who toppled his father and installed Pre-sident Arroyo in power should apologize to the millions of poor Filipinos whose lives never improved in the past year.
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[Title] => Estrada lawyers question plunder law
[Summary] => Lawyers for ousted President Joseph Estrada questioned yesterday the constitutionality of the plunder law that he helped enact as senator in 1991 and which is now being used to prosecute him.
The 15-member Supreme Court started hearing arguments from both sides on the issue crucial to the government’s corruption case against Estrada.
Before Estrada’s trial starts at the Sandiganbayan on Oct. 1, the tribunal is expected to rule on the constitutionality of the plunder law.
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[Title] => Estrada refuses to sign pre-trial order without ej
[Summary] => After security guards bodily removed his lawyer former senator Rene Saguisag from the Sandiganbayan, ousted President Joseph Estrada refused to sign yesterday the pre-trial order he was being asked to acknowledge.
Estrada told Associate Justice Teresita de Castro in open court that he was ready to face trial for plunder but that he cannot sign any document without Saguisag.
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[Title] => Estrada trial to begin October 1
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Beginning Oct. 1 and until December, Estrada, his son former San Juan mayor Jinggoy Estrada and lawyer Edward Serapio, will appear at the Sandiganbayan every Monday, Wednesday and Friday to be tried for plunder, the most serious of the accusations against them.
Associate Justice Teresita de Castro set the date of trial in open court yesterday for the justices to hear the defense and prosecution on allegations that Estrada accumulated an illicit fortune in his 31 months in office.
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